________ decided to leave office after 2 terms as President (set precedent)
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Federalist
________: concerned about violence & wanted to avoid war with England.
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Judiciary Act
________ of 1789 organized the Supreme Court with 1 chief justice and 5 associate justices.
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Sedition Act
________: made it illegal to criticize the government.
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XYZ Affair
________: French officials known as X, Y, Z attemptedto get the Americans to bribe them in order to start negotiations with Foreign Minister Talleyrand.
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Washington
________ issued Proclamation of Neutrality (1793) declaring the U.S. neutral.
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Democratic Republicans
________: extension of our own fight for liberty & England was seizing American ships.
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Ohio Territory
Treaty of Greenville (1795): defeated tribes gave up claim to ________.
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General Anthony Wayne
Battle of Fallen Timbers (1794) natives defeated by U.S. army led by ________.
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Hamilton
________ (Federalist): the "necessary and proper "clause allowed Congress to create the BUS since it waas necessary to carry out its enumerated powers.
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Naturalization Act
________: increased time from 5 to 14 years for immigrants to become American citizens.
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Sec of Treasury Alexander Hamilton
________ developed a financial program to pay off the debt and develop American manufacturing.
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Bill of Rights
The ________ was added to the Constitution to alleviate concerns of the Anti- Federalists.
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Native tribes
________ formed the Northwest Confederacy under the Miami chief Little Turtle.
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George Washington
________ becomes the 1st President of the U.s. in 1789.
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Washington
________ takes over the state militia and stops the rebellion by show of force.
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Sec of State
Thomas Jefferson
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Sec of Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
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1st amendment
speech, religion, press, assembly
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4th
no unreasonable searches and seizures without probably cause
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Part 1
Report on Public Credit called for the federal gov to pay off the national debt at face value & assume the war debts of the states (Assumption Plan)
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Compromise with Jefferson
capital would be moved to the south (Washington D.C.)
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Part 2
Hamilton supported 1) high tariffs (tax on imports) and 2) excise taxes (tax on specific item such as whiskey)
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Part 3
Created a NATIONAL BANK that would help create a stable, healthy economy, and currency
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Jefferson (Jeffersonian Republicans)
Constitution did not give Congress the authority to create a bank
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Hamilton (Federalist)
the "necessary and proper" clause allowed Congress to create the BUS since it waas necessary to carry out its enumerated powers
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Federalist
concerned about violence & wanted to avoid war with England
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Democratic Republicans
extension of our own fight for liberty & England was seizing American ships
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England continued to cause the U.S. problems
1) Impressment, 2) occupied forts in the west
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Jay's Treaty (1794)
British agreed to, leave the forts on the frontier
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Treaty of Greenville (1795)
defeated tribes gave up claim to Ohio Territory
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Election of 1796
Federalist VP John Adams VS. Democratic-Republican Thomas Jefferson
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XYZ Affair
French officials known as X, Y, Z attemptedto get the Americans to bribe them in order to start negotiations with Foreign Minister Talleyrand
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Quasi War
undeclared naval war between France & the U.S
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Reason
Passed by Federalist controlled Congress to limit the political opposition (Democratic-Republicans)
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Reason
To oppose federal laws that Democratic-Republicans felt were unconstitutional
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Naturalization Act
increased time from 5 to 14 years for immigrants to become American citizens